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Community Engaged Teaching & LearningCommunity Service-Learning (CSL) integrates meaningful community service with classroom instruction and critical reflection. Our Centre provides supports to students, faculty and community partners to create rich learning experiences and to build a stronger community. Find out more about CSL and our Centre through this brief video clip. Experience It! ContestWin one of three iPad minis and showcase your artistic work! We’d like to hear your stories about how your engagement in volunteering, work experience, and extracurricular activity has helped your studies, career and personal development. Let your creative juices flow and submit one or more entries into the three categories: Video, Photo and Short Story. The submission deadline is April 14th, 2013. Read more...
Curricular Service-Learning (Winter 2013)Hello Community Service-Learning (CSL) students! CSL placement sign-up began on Mon. Jan. 14th. To see which courses have a CSL component, click here. If you have questions or concerns about your placement, please contact a CSL Coordinator. Please note, that you should serve weekly, through to the first week of April (for approximately 10 weeks). Look for CSL Updates on MyLearningSpace. Volunteering and Co-Curricular Service-LearningIn addition to courses with an embedded CSL component, a broad array of opportunities exist for civic engagement and co-curricular service-learning. Check-out the Laurier Volunteer Portal for lots of great volunteer opportunities available to students, staff, faculty, retirees and alumni! If you aren't sure what you would like to do, or how to have the greatest impact, please contact a CSL coordinator. StudentsOrganizationsFaculty |
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Laurier CSL is now on Facebook and Twitter!Please Like and Follow us (by clicking on the icons above) to get quick and easy updates about CSL-related stuff and to connect with exciting things going on in our community! Partner VoicesCommunity Service-Learning is a refreshing university experience because it dares to colour outside the lines of the classroom. Alisha Harkness, Student Sociology of Aging provides students with knowledge. Sociology of Aging with CSL ignites students' passion for knowlege. Kimberly Ellis-Hale, Professor We have found working with CSL student volunteers to be an interesting and useful experience. It has been interesting because the students bring a novel perspective to our efforts and are conscientious in working out how to reach an objective. It has been useful because they have done work that has helped us to fulfill our mandate. John Dunbar, Community Partner |
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